Illegal migration from Bangladesh

By:

Kumar, B. B. (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Concept Pub.; 2006Description: 298pISBN:

9788180692246

Subject(s):

India-Emigration and immigration

DDC classification:

304.8 ILL

Summary: This compendium of twenty-three papers, presented at a national seminar, organised by Astha Bharati, Delhi, in association with the Centre for North East Studies and Policy Research, addresses a wide range of issues concerning the complex problem of illegal migration from Bangladesh. Tracing the factors responsible for illegal migration, both historical and politico-economic, the contributors analyse its implications for India in general and the North Eastern states in particular-pushing high Population growth, disturbing the demographic texture of population, threatening internal security, deteriorating Economy and influencing electoral politics.

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This compendium of twenty-three papers, presented at a national seminar, organised by Astha Bharati, Delhi, in association with the Centre for North East Studies and Policy Research, addresses a wide range of issues concerning the complex problem of illegal migration from Bangladesh. Tracing the factors responsible for illegal migration, both historical and politico-economic, the contributors analyse its implications for India in general and the North Eastern states in particular-pushing high Population growth, disturbing the demographic texture of population, threatening internal security, deteriorating Economy and influencing electoral politics.

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